CENTENNIAL YOUTH LACROSSE ASSOCIATION
EIN 26-4219723 · Racquet Sports (N66)
What they do
Centennial Youth Lacrosse Association is A 501(c)3 Non-profit, Volunteer-based Organization That Strives to Utilize The Game of Lacrosse to Teach Youth In Our Community About The Core Values of Sportsmanship, Leadership, Courage, Dedication and Passion In A Safe, Respectful and Fun Environment. With The Help of Parents, Centennial Lacrosse Endeavors to Help Young People Develop Character, Self-confidence and A Sense of Community. As Coaches, Players and Parents, We Do So By 1) Demonstrating Sportsmanship, 2) Valuing Teamwork, and 3) Honoring The Game. We Are Committed to Provide This Opportunity to As Many Young People As Possible. We Provide Programs for Players Age 6 Through Age 15. You Are Eligible to Play for CYLA If You Attend Schools Within District 12 or You Reside Within The District 12 School Boundaries.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2009
- Location
- PO BOX 73, CIRCLE PINES, MN 55014-0073
- County
- Anoka
- In care of
- % DOUG WILL